2 Years of Predators staring in Kruger National Park

Visitors to the Kruger National Park stare at animals, especially predators, either in awe or amazement. After spending two years in Satara Rest Camp in the Kruger National Park we found that Lions, Leopards, Cheetahs, African Wild cats, Caracals and Servals stare at tourists. Their stares however do not reflect awe or amazement. What emotion do you see in their eyes? Let me know in the comments.

[@melissamartin8266]

Such a diversity of big and small, beautiful cats.

[@zanisgymnasticsacademy9557]

Sooo beautiful! Luv the bird songs in the background!!

[@zanisgymnasticsacademy9557]

Fantastic Liza Kruger!!

[@lkruger5405]

Excellent video ❤️

[@falanajerido875]

They're beautiful and powerful

[@KrugersWildlifeDiary]

Thank you

[@falanajerido875]

. anytime

[@sabbrah8365]

How not to marvel at so much beauty❤️whether it's Lions, Lionesses, sub-adults, little ones, Leopards, Leopardess and little ones, Cheetahs, sub adults, Serval, Caracals and Wild Cats, they are all as beautiful as each other…that's the savannah and I hope we will better protect this beautiful nature.

[@KrugersWildlifeDiary]

Thank you, hope so too

[@fillfinish7302]

a privilege .

[@KrugersWildlifeDiary]

True